This year has seen a rapid acceleration in the democratization of high-end postproduction via the desktop system. Evolutionary advances in operating systems, software applications, plug-ins, access to real-time effects, and the capacity to work in HD have given filmmakers an arsenal of new tools. Concurrent advances in transfer rates, processing speed, storage, and DVD authoring have made the desktop more powerful and flexible than ever. This discussion assembles producers, editors, and other professionals to examine how today’s technology influences the creative decision-making process. What is the role of “skill” and “craft” in postproduction? Moderated by David Hays, executive producer, EFILM.
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| David Hayes
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